Keay Lisa

Determining patient preferences in a glaucoma service: A discrete choice experiment.

Expertise and continuity of care were important to glaucoma patients in this setting, and they were willing to pay out-of-pocket and concede longer waiting times to secure these preferences.

A Systematic Review of Glaucoma Diagnosis in Prevalence Studies and Quality of Reporting.

Heterogeneous diagnostic definitions persist in glaucoma prevalence studies, despite introduction of the ISGEO criteria.

Meaningful Patient Partnerships: A Qualitative Study of Patient Perspectives and Shared Decision-Making Regarding Glaucoma Surgery.

Six key themes were identified: (1) patients feeling rushed; (2) onus on the patient to seek information; (3) undercurrents of anxiety; (4) perceptions of surgery shaped by understanding and expectations of the disease and its…

Glaucoma referrals to a tertiary care glaucoma service in Australia.